mcp-server-secops
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Overview
The MCP server provides a programmatic interface for Google Security Operations (Chronicle SIEM), enabling automated threat detection, incident investigation, data ingestion, rule management, and threat intelligence lookups.
Installation
secops_mcpEnvironment Variables
- CHRONICLE_PROJECT_ID
- CHRONICLE_CUSTOMER_ID
- CHRONICLE_REGION
- CHRONICLE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_PATH
- FASTMCP_LOG_LEVEL
- LOG_LEVEL
- GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS
Security Notes
The server itself acts as an API wrapper, passing user inputs (like parser code or YARA-L rules) to the Chronicle API. While the server doesn't directly execute arbitrary code, the potential risk lies in a malicious actor using this interface to deploy harmful configurations or rules within the Chronicle environment. No direct `eval` or `exec` found. Authentication relies on standard Google Cloud mechanisms (service accounts via `GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS` or implicit Cloud Run identity). Error handling might expose stack traces in logs, which should be secured. Deployment instructions advise securing endpoints in production.
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